Stocks

Market Not Held Order

A market order grants the floor trader the authority to execute an investor's order at their discretion, based on their assessment of the market conditions. In cases where they anticipate a potential decline, they may hold the order in hopes of securing a more favorable outcome. However, this approach carries the risk of the order not being filled.

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